Temple Bar, Том 31Ward and Lock, 1871 |
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... give me ? " Theobald by now is thoroughly amused . No sarcasm , however bitter , can scathe his well - oiled spirit . How shall he guess that a jest , lightly spoken , lightly meant , may have power to wound Jane's jealous heart to the ...
... give me ? " Theobald by now is thoroughly amused . No sarcasm , however bitter , can scathe his well - oiled spirit . How shall he guess that a jest , lightly spoken , lightly meant , may have power to wound Jane's jealous heart to the ...
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... give an air of quasi - occupation to the streets and avenues of the little mountain town . And to those whose tastes affect sweet sunshine and verdant country , rather than princesses and archdukes , early summer is assuredly the time ...
... give an air of quasi - occupation to the streets and avenues of the little mountain town . And to those whose tastes affect sweet sunshine and verdant country , rather than princesses and archdukes , early summer is assuredly the time ...
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... natural objects , and on leaving the church , he said , Ah ! these things are excellent , but give me these grand old oaks . " - R . BENTLEY . ] 66 and at Gadshill I was with dear sympathising friends ; 42 A VISIT TO CHARLES DICKENS .
... natural objects , and on leaving the church , he said , Ah ! these things are excellent , but give me these grand old oaks . " - R . BENTLEY . ] 66 and at Gadshill I was with dear sympathising friends ; 42 A VISIT TO CHARLES DICKENS .
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... give egress to a little old woman , her back bent into a half- circle , her chin long and pointed , her dress clinging to her limbs , an enormous basket under her arm , and one hand tightly clutched upon her chest . The physiognomy of ...
... give egress to a little old woman , her back bent into a half- circle , her chin long and pointed , her dress clinging to her limbs , an enormous basket under her arm , and one hand tightly clutched upon her chest . The physiognomy of ...
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... give in . No other reply is possible . It is the FINIS of all argument . George gave it up in despair , and rose betimes next morning to see that the captain went to market . The captain was there before him , and was discovered blind ...
... give in . No other reply is possible . It is the FINIS of all argument . George gave it up in despair , and rose betimes next morning to see that the captain went to market . The captain was there before him , and was discovered blind ...
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